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Eradicate supply chain management discrepancies that disrupt the flow of goods with our unique expertise in both fresh produce sourcing and cold chain logistics.
Our powerful technology-driven solution helps customers save up to 7-10% on their supply chain costs. Managed Procurement Services (MPS) provides fresh produce procurement strategies from the sourcing phase to final delivery.
Build your best-in-class supply chain with MPS from our parent company, C.H. Robinson.
Our perishable supply chain management solutions are backed by a web-based technology platform that electronically translates, processes, and stores item codes on a single source platform. This allows for smooth transitions from suppliers to distributors and onto stores.
Use our proprietary managed procurement technology to:
MPS customers can expect dedicated teams of produce analysts and marketers to delivery customized, deep-data analysis and tailored marketing plans. Through close collaboration, our global network of experts acts as an extension of your team:
In addition to transportation, warehouse services, and inventory control strategies, MPS means you work with a provider that can reliable meet all of your fresh produce and cold chain logistics needs. Our distribution network ensures supply when and where you need it most:
With foresight, initiative, and resourcefulness, Bloomin' Brands, Inc., implemented MPS through Robinson Fresh and C.H. Robinson to tackle their ongoing foodservice supply chain challenges.
Without proper end-to-end insight, it was nearly impossible for Bloomin’ Brands, Inc., to gain control of their supply chain suppliers, distributors, and associated costs. Bloomin’ Brands, Inc., turned to MPS for solutions.
Accessibility to the items we consume is the result of the complex processes of the fresh food supply chain—safely, efficiently moving product from fields to shelves—all orchestrated by supply chain professionals around the world.
Driving demand via promotions, new products, and updated shelving can attract customers and keep them interested, but if you’re spending most of your time on these tactics, you could be missing a bigger strategic opportunity.